Memorials of Old Dorset

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INDEX

• Abbey, Bindon, [189], [190]
• —— Cerne, [8], [9], [96]
• —— Church of Sherborne, [79]
• —— Foundations of Shaftesbury, [248]
• Abbotsbury Abbey, [102], [104]
• —— taken, [10]
• Adeliza, daughter of Baldwin de Brioniis, [131]
• Agger-Dun, Round Barrows at, [22], [25]
• Agglestone Rock, [198]
• Agricola, [29]
• Albert, Prince, [152]
• Alfred, [119], [146], [200], [241], [242]
• —— Boyhood of King, [76]
• —— Victories of, [7]
• Allington, [233]
• All Saints’, Dorchester, [147], [153]
• Almshouse, Sherborne, [81]
• Amphitheatre at Dorchester, [42]
• Anketil, Colonel, [215]
• Anne, “Good” Queen, [183]
• Archer, Abbot Walter, [95]
• Armada, Fight off Portland, [182]
• —— Scare, [205]
• —— Vessels sent from Weymouth against the, [163]
• Arne, Village of, [198]
• Aryans, Invading, [3]
• Asser, [242]
• Athelhampton, [257]
• —— Hall, [262]
• Athelstan, [94], [98], [102]-104, [111], [146], [158], [243]
• Athelwold, Assassination of, [201]
• Bacon, Francis (Lord Verulam), [176]
• Badbury, [5], [18], [34], [35], [36], [145]
• —— Roman occupation of, [31]
• Ballard Head, [197]
• Band, Piddletown Church, [260]
• Bankes, Sir John and Lady, [206]-209, [212], [213], [215], [217], [218]
• Bardolfeston, [263]
• Bankes, Sir Ralph, [217]-219
• Barnes, William, Dorset Poet, [18], [153], [156], [247], [273], [280], [294]
• Barrows, Long, [19], [20]
• —— Round, [3]-19, [20], [21]
• Beach, Thomas, [113]
• Beaminster, [232]
• Beaufort Family, [124]
• Bedford Family, [270]
• —— John, Duke of, [228]
• Bentham, Jeremy, [143]
• Bere Regis, [9], [287], [290]
• —— Long Barrow near, [20]
• —— Round Barrow at, [22]
• —— Church, Timber Roof, [60]
• Bindon Abbey, [189], [190]
• Bindun Camp, [30]
• Bingham, Colonel, Governor of Poole, [214]-216, [218], [223]
• Bingham’s Melcombe, Headquarters of Parliamentary Forces at, [165]
• —— —— Relics of the Armada at, [164]
• Blackmore Vale, [2], [250], [282], [286]
• Blandford, [209]
• —— Round Barrows near, [22]
• Bloody Assize, [15]
• Bloxworth Church, Hour-glass in, [56]
• —— House, [270]
• Bond, Captain, [209]
• Borough Dome-book of Bridport, [236]
• —— Records of Bridport, [234]
• Bow and Arrow (or Rufus) Castle, [180]
• Bowles, William Lisle, [277]
• Bradley, John, last Abbot of Milton, [96]
• Bradpole, [233]
• Branwalader, St., [102]
• “Bretagne, Damsel of,” [203]
• Bridport, [13], [15], [232], [243], [289]
• “Bridport Dagger,” [234]
• British Camps, [30]
• British Villages, Remains of, [20]
• Broadley, A. M., [113]
• —— Library of, [239]
• Broadwinsor, [14]
• Bronze Age, [19], [26]
• —— Cremation in the, [22]
• —— Pottery, [24]
• Brownsea, [225]
• Buckman, Professor, [39]
• Bulbarrow, Round Barrows at, [22]
• Burlestone Church, Chancel of, [263]
• Burney, Miss Fanny (Mme. d’Arblay), [150]
• Butler, Colonel, Governor of Wareham, [214], [215]
• Caen, Roger of, Bishop of Sarum and Abbot of Sherborne, [79]
• Came, [155], [281]
• —— Church, Recumbent Figures in, [59]
• —— Down, [24]
• Canford, [9]
• Cast-lead Font, St. Mary’s, Wareham, [55]
• Castle, Bow and Arrow (or Rufus), [180]
• —— Corfe, [10], [193], [195]
• —— Sherborne Old, [10], [90], [92]
• —— Royal visitors at Lulworth, [190]
• —— Pennsylvania, [180]
• Catherine of Alexandria, Chapels dedicated to St., [61], [103], [104], [108]
• Celtic Earthworks, [4]
• Celts, Civilisation of, [4]
• Centwine, [6]
• Cenwealh, first Christian King of West Saxons, [5]
• Cerne Abbas, [287]
• —— Round Barrows at, [22]
• —— Abbey, [8], [9], [96]
• —— Abbot of, [237]
• Characteristics of Shaftesbury, [252]
• Charborough, [288]
• Chard, Abbot, [133], [134], [139]
• Charles I., [92], [207], [267]
• —— II., [169], [224], [239], [245];
• at Lulworth Castle, [190];
• Defeat of, [11];
• Flight of, [12]
• Charlotte, Queen, at Lulworth Castle, [190]
• Charminster, [264]
• —— Canopied Tombs at, [59]
• Chesil Beach, [2], [4], [165]
• Chesilborne, [107]
• Chideock, [271]
• —— Chapel, Knight in plate armour in, [59]
• China-clay, Important deposit of, [198]
• Christ Church, Dorchester, [153]
• Christmas Pie Legend, Corfe Castle, [219]
• Churches of Bridport, [234]
• —— of Shaftesbury, [246]
• Church, Piddletown, [258]
• —— St. Ealdhelm’s, [79]
• —— St. James’, Milton, [115]
• —— Spires—
• Iwerne Minster, [46]
• Trent, [46], [54]
• Winterborne Steepleton, [46], [53]
• —— Towers—
• Beaminster, [53]
• Bradford Abbas, [53]
• Cerne, [53]
• Charminster, [53]
• Dorchester, St. Peter’s, [53]
• Fordington St. George, [53]
• Marnhull, [53]
• Milton Abbey, [53]
• Piddletrenthide, [53]
• Steepleton, [53]
• Trent, [54]
• Civil War, [10], [165], [207]
• Civil War Days at Bridport, [238]
• Civil War, Sharp fight in Poole during, [223]
• —— —— Sherborne Castle besieged during, [92]
• Clandon Barrow, [24]
• Clavinio (or Jordan Hill), [35], [40]
• “Clubmen,” [10]
• Cnut, [8], [244]
• Coal Money, Kimmeridge, [191]
• Coke, Lord Chief Justice, [206]
• Company of Marblers, [195]
• Conig’s Castle, [30]
• Conjurer or Witch-Doctor, [294]
• Cooper, Sir Anthony Ashley, [213]
• Corfe, [9]
• —— Castle, [165], [187], [193], [195], [200]-21, [224];
• Ruins of, [50]
• —— Church, [211]-213
• Corton Chapel, Stone Altar at, [56]
• Court Leet House, Piddletown, [261]
• Cranborne, [9]
• —— Long Barrow near, [20]
• Credence in Witchcraft, [293]
• Creech, Ancient Manor of, [189]
• Cromwell, [92]
• —— at Portland, [183]
• —— Letter from, [11]
• —— Colonel, [214], [215]
• Cross-legged Effigies in—
• Bridport, [57]
• Dorchester, St. Peter’s, [58], [59]
• Frampton, [58]
• Horton, [57]
• Mappowder, [58]
• Piddletown, [57]
• Stock Gaylard, [57]
• Trent, [57], [58]
• Wareham, [57]
• Wimborne Minster, [57]
• —— St. Giles, [57]
• Crowe, William, [276]
• Culliford Tree, [24]
• Cunnington, Edward, [40]
• Curious Inscription, St. Mary’s, Melcombe Regis, [174]
• Cuthberga, Sister of Ine, [117], [118]
• Cwenberga, St., [118]
• Cynewearde (Kynewardus), [94]
• Damer, Anne Seymour, [110]
• “Damsel of Bretagne,” [203]
• Danes, Destruction of Shaftesbury by, [243]
• Danes in Wessex, [6], [7]
• Decorated Architecture—
• Dorchester, St. Peter’s, [51]
• Gussage, St. Michael’s, [51]
• Milton Abbey Church, [51]
• Tarrant Rushton, [51]
• Wimborne Minster, [51]
• Wooton Glanville, [51]
• Denzil, Lord Holles, Monument in St. Peter’s, Dorchester, of, [59]
• Destruction of Shaftesbury by Danes, [243]
• Deverel Barrow, [24]
• Dialect of Dorset, [17]
• Digby, John, first Earl of Bristol, [78]
• Dissolution of Monasteries, [10], [44], [245]
• Dodington, Bubb, first Lord Melcombe, [173], [176], [275]
• Domesday Survey, [233]
• Dorchester, [9], [34], [145]-56, [170], [208], [213], [233], [243], [281], [283], [284], [290]
• —— Amphitheatre at, [42]
• —— Beaker at, [23]
• —— Discovery of MSS. in Auction Room at, [15]
• —— Execution of Catholic Priest at, [272]
• —— Persons presented at, [16]
• —— Round Barrows near, [22]
• —— Walls demolished, [8]
• Dorset County Museum, [154]
• —— —— —— Specimens in, [23]-25 [39], [40], [43]
• —— Superstitions, [292]
• Duke of Monmouth’s Rebellion, [14]
• Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury, [94], [159]
• Durlston Bay, [194];
• Head, [193]
• Durnovaria, Station at, [35], [36]
• Durotriges, [4]-6, [29], [31], [37]
• Durweston Church, Carving in, [60]
• Eadward, Murder of, [7]
• —— the Unconquered, [118]
• Ealdgyth, or Elgefu, [241]
• Ealdhelm, St., Abbot of Malmesbury, [7];
• first Bishop of Western Wessex, [75]-87
• Ealdhelm’s Head, St., [192], [193]
• Ealdhelm, Life of St., Wildman’s, [5]
• Ealhstan, Bishop, [77]
• Earl of Richmond, [9]
• Early English Architecture—
• Corfe Mullen, [51]
• Cranborne, [51]
• Knighton, [51]
• Portesham, [51]
• Wimborne Minster, [51]
• Worth, [51]
• Eastbury, [275]
• East Lulworth, [278]
• East Stower, [276]
• Ecgberht, King, [77]
• Edgar, King, [94], [200], [201]
• Edward I., [245]
• Edward II., [254]
• —— III., [9]
• —— IV. at Tewkesbury, [9]
• —— VI., [87]
• —— the Confessor, [146], [159], [181], [233], [243]
• —— the Martyr, [201], [202], [207], [240], [249]
• Egdon Heath, [2], [290], [294]
• Eggardun, [30], [34]
• Elfrida, or Ælfthryth, Queen, [7], [200]-202
• Elizabeth, Queen, [91], [170], [205], [271]
• Emma, Queen, [159]
• Encombe, Glen of, [288]
• Erle, Sir Walter, [208], [210]-212
• Æthelbald, King, [76], [77]
• Æthelberht, King, [76], [77]
• Æthelgede, or Æthelgeofu, [241]
• Æthelhelm, Duke, [181]
• Æthelred I., [117]
• —— II., [7], [158]
• Æthelwold, the Ætheling, [117], [118]
• Æthelwulf, King, [77]
• Etricke of Holt, Anthony, [15], [225]
• —— Anthony, Sarcophagus of, [127]
• Evans, Miss, [143]
• Farnham, Stone over Altar in, [59]
• Fielding, Henry, [275], [276]
• FitzHerbert, Mrs., at Lulworth Castle, [190]
• Flowers, or Florus, Bury Camp, [30]
• Font, Cast-lead, at St. Mary’s, Wareham, [55]
• Fonts, Saxon, at Toller Fratrum, [48];
• Martinstown, [48]
• Ford Abbey, [131]
• —— —— Chapel, [132]
• —— —— Seal, [140]
• —— —— Tapestries of, [144]
• —— —— The Cloister, [134]
• —— —— The Dissolution of, [139]
• —— —— The Guest Chamber, [137]
• —— —— “The Monks’ Walk,” [133]
• —— —— The Surrender of, [138]
• Fordington, [151]
• —— Church, St. George’s, [154]
• —— Field, [25]
• Frampton, Stone Pulpit at, [56]
• Fraunceis, John, [143]
• Fuller, Thomas, [277]
• Funeral, Portland Island, [186]
• Garrison at Wareham, [9]
• Gasquet, Abbot, [230]
• Gaunt, John of, [124]
• Gay, John, [150]
• Geology of Dorset, [1]
• George III., [157], [170], [271], [288]
• —— —— at Lulworth Castle, [190]
• Gillingham, [9], [281], [284]
• —— Manor of, [252], [253]
• Gipsies, Headstone of Peter Standley, King of the, [261]
• Glen of Encombe, [288]
• Godwin, Earl, [181]
• Godlingstone, Manor of, [196]
• Goidelic Celts, [3], [19]
• Grammar School, Milton, [113]
• —— —— Shaftesbury, [255]
• Gravestone of Benjamin Jesty, [192]
• Great Tyneham, Ancient Manor House at, [189]
• Guest, Lady Theodora, [252]
• Gussage Down, [36]
• —— Long Barrow near, [20]
• Gwyn, Francis, [143]
• —— John Francis, [143]
• Hambledon, Celtic Camp of, [10]
• —— Roman Occupation of, [31]
• Hambro, Baron, [97], [100]
• —— Everard, [106]
• Hamworthy, Old Manor House at, [226]
• Handfast Point, [197]
• Handley Down, [34]
• Harbour, Bridport, [237]
• Hardy, Thomas, [2], [17], [18], [47], [70], [109], [114], [156], [190], [240], [256], [257], [260], [273], [282], [294]
• —— Thomas Masterman, [113]
• —— Wm., [194]
• Harold, Death of, [8]
• Harper, Hugo Daniel, [78]
• Hatton, Sir Christopher, [205], [217]
• Hawtrey, Mrs., [219]
• Henry III., [9], [235]
• —— V., [9]
• —— VI., [9], [92]
• —— VII., [144]
• —— VIII., [85], [96], [166], [178], [234], [245]
• Henry VIII., Inscription at Portland Castle to, [182]
• —— —— Letter from, [162]
• Herman, last Bishop of Sherborne, [7]
• Higher Bockhampton, birthplace of Thos. Hardy, [283]
• Hilton Church, Mediæval Panel Paintings in, [57]
• Hinton Parva, Carving in, [60]
• Hod Hill, [31]
• Holt, [120]
• Holworth, Burning Cliff at, [108], [190]
• —— Chapel to St. Catherine of Alexandria at, [104], [108]
• Homer, G. Wood, [262], [263]
• Horsey, Sir John, [85]
• Horton, Finding Monmouth at, [15]
• Hour-glass in Bloxworth Church, [56]
• Howard, Catherine, [182]
• Hundred Years’ War, [230]
• Hutchins, John, the Dorset historian, [114], [227], [257], [262], [265], [267], [274], [276]
• Hut Circles, [20]
• Iberians, [3]
• Ibernium, Station at, [36]
• Ilchester, Lord, [261]
• Ilsington House, [261]
• Imprisonment of Margery and Isabel, daughters of William, King of Scotland, [204]
• Ine, King of West Saxons, [7], [117], [118]
• Jacobean Screen at West Stafford, [57]
• James I., [245], [273]
• —— at Lulworth Castle, [190]
• Jeffreys, Judge, [16], [148], [170], [239]
• Jesty, Gravestone of Benjamin, [192]
• John, King, [92], [146], [203], [233]
• —— Houses in Dorset of King, [9]
• Jones, Inigo, [142]
• Joliffe, Monumental Inscription to Captain Peter, [228]
• Jordan Hill (Clavinio), [35], [40]
• Jurdain Family, [264]
• Kimmeridge Clay, [2]
• —— Coal Money, [191]
• —— Ledge, [190]
• —— Shale, [43]
• —— Shell Objects, [25]
• King of the Gipsies, Headstone of Peter Standley, [261]
• Kingston Down, Discovery on, [36]
• —— Lacy, [208], [219]
• —— Russell, Long Barrow near, [20]
• —— —— Round Barrows, [22]
• Knut the Dane, [8], [244]
• Lady Margaret, Son of, [9]
• de Lafontaine, A. C., [262]
• Langton Church, [194]
• Laurence, Captain, [209], [212], [215]
• —— M.P., Law-book of Richard, [236]
• Legend of the Christmas Pie, Corfe Castle, [219]
• Leland, Record of Bridport Dagger, by, [234]
• —— Visit to Poole of, [230]
• Life of St. Ealdhelm, Wildman’s, [5]
• Limbrey, Stephen, [12]
• Liscombe Chapel, [107]
• Lulworth, [30], [187]
• —— Castle, [190], [215]
• —— Cove, [2], [189]
• —— Royal Visitors at, [190]
• —— Village of East, [190]
• Lyme Regis, [1], [10], [12], [14], [15], [30], [35], [143], [164], [166], [208], [239]
• —— Duke of Monmouth’s landing at, [169], [182]
• Lynchets, Series of Terraces known as, [193]
• Lytchett, [266]
• Macaulay, [275]
• Mai-dun (Maiden Castle), [30], [32], [34], [155]
• Malmesbury, William of, [91]
• Manor House at Trent, [11]
• Marblers, Company of, [195]
• March, Dr. Colley, [193]
• Margaret, Lady, foundress of Christ’s and St. John’s Colleges, [123], [124]
• —— Wife of Henry VI., [9]
• Marnhull, [287]
• —— Church, Monument in, [59]
• Martinstown, [23], [25]
• Martyn Family, [258]
• Maud, Wars of Stephen and, [8]
• Maumbury Ring, [148], [285]
• Maurice, Prince, [10]
• Mayo’s Barrow, [24]
• Melbury Sampford, [12]
• —— —— Effigy of William Brounyng, [59]
• Melcombe Regis, [208]
• —— —— Priory, [173]
• Melplash, [232]
• Memorial Brasses, Description of—
• Beaminster, Bere Regis, Bryanston, Bridport, [64]
• Caundle Purse, Compton Valence, Chesilborne, Corfe Mullen, Crichel Moor, Crichel Long, Cranborne, Dorchester St. Peter, Evershot, Fleet Old Church, [65]
• Holme Priory, Knowle, Litton Cheney, Lytchett Matravers, Langton, Melbury Sampford, [66]
• Milton Abbey, Milborne St. Andrew, Moreton, Owermoigne, Piddlehinton, Piddletown, Pimperne, Puncknowle, [67]
• Rampisham, Shaftesbury St. Peter, Shapwick, Sturminster Marshall, Swanage, als. Swanwich, [68]
• Swyre, Tincleton, Tarrant Crawford, Thorncombe, Upwey, West Stafford, Wimborne Minster, [69]
• Woolland, Yetminster, [70]
• Bere Regis, [70]
• Caundle Purse, [70]
• Edward the Martyr, King, [68]
• Evershot, [71]
• Fleet, [71]
• Joan de St. Omar, [63]
• Litton Cheney, retroscript brass, [63]
• Milton Abbey, Sir John Tregonwell, [67], [71]
• Moreton, unusual inscription, [72]
• Oke Brass at Shapwick, [63]
• Piddletown, [72]
• St. Peter’s Church, Dorchester, [63]
• Strangwayes, Sir Gyles, [66]
• Stratton, [63]
• Thorncombe, [73]
• Wimborne Minster, King Ethelred effigy, [69], [73]
• Wraxall, [74]
• Yetminster, [74]
• Middleton, Abbot William de, [96], [98], [101], [102]
• Miles, G.F. W., [143]
• Milton Abbey, [44], [57], [94], [158]
• —— Grammar School, [113]
• —— Market Cross, [111]
• —— Old Town of, [109], [110]
• —— Town of, in America, [116]
• —— John, [100]
• —— Lord, [100], [109], [112]-115
• Mohun Family, [264]
• Monasteries, Dissolution of the, [10]
• Monastic Barns—
• Liscombe, [45]
• Tarrant Crawford, [45]
• Monastic Ruins at—
• Abbotsbury, [44]
• Bindon, [44]
• Cerne, [44]
• Shaftesbury, [44]
• Money, Kimmeridge Coal, [191]
• Monkton-up-Wimborne, [117]
• Monmouth, Duke of, [143], [148], [224], [225]
• —— —— at Lulworth Castle, [190]
• —— —— Landing at Lyme Regis of, [169]
• —— —— Rebellion, [239]
• Monmouth’s Close, field near Horton called, [15]
• —— Declaration, [14]
• Monumental Effigies, [57]-60
• Monuments in Piddletown Church, [258]
• Mons Badonicus, [5]
• Morton, Cardinal, [60]
• Motcombe, Village of, [276]
• Moule, Henry, [26], [37], [63]
• Napoleon’s Invasion, [17]
• Neolithic Age, [3], [19]
• Netherbury, [232]
• —— Mutilated Figure in, [59]
• Newland, Borough of, [75]
• Newfoundland, Intimate connection between Poole and, [226]
• Norman Architecture at—
• Abbotsbury, [50]
• Bere Regis, [51]
• Corfe Castle, [50]
• Studland, [49]
• Worth Matravers, [49]
• Norman Conquest, [233]
• Oaken Pulpits at—
• Abbotsbury, [56]
• Beaminster, [56]
• Charminster, [56]
• Iwerne Minster, [56]
• Netherbury, [56]
• “Old Harry and his wife,” [187], [197]
• Owermoigne Church, [109]
• Owners of Athelhampton, First, [262]
• Palæolithic Man, Traces of, [3]
• Parnham, [232]
• Parr, Catherine, [182]
• Paulinus Suetonius, [29], [30]
• Paye, Henry, [230]
• Peacock, Thomas Love, [175]
• Pennie, John Fitzgerald, [278]
• Pennsylvania Castle, [180], [289]
• Perpendicular Architecture, [52]
• Peveril Point, [194], [197]
• Philip and Joanna, King and Queen of Castile, [268], [269]
• Piddle, or Trent, river with two names, [117]
• Piddletown, [257], [287]
• —— Church, [55]
• Pimperne, Long Barrow near, [20]
• Pitman, Treachery of Lieut.-Col., [215], [216]
• Pitt, Christopher, [275]
• Pitt-Rivers, General, [21], [22], [26], [29]
• Place-names of Bridport, [238]
• Pole, Cardinal, [120]
• Pollard, Richard, [139], [141]
• Poole, [12], [14], [15], [35], [110], [164], [170], [208], [222]-231, [290]
• —— Harbour, [2], [4], [7], [29], [50], [187]
• —— Quay, [222]
• Pope, Alfred, [113]
• Portesham Church, Window in, [56]
• Portland, [4], [30], [160], [165], [168], [177]
• —— Island, Funeral, description of, [186]
• —— “The Isle of Slingers,” [289]
• —— Beds, [2]
• —— Bill, [179]
• —— Castle, [178]
• —— Roads, [109]
• —— Superstitions, [186]
• —— Wedding, Description of, [185]
• Pottery, [20], [21], [23], [26]
• —— Bronze Age, [24]
• —— Sepulchral, [22]
• Poulett, Sir Amias, [141]
• Poundbury Camp, [31], [32], [286]
• Poxwell Hall, [288]
• Preston, Remains of Roman Villa at, [158]
• —— Roman Arch at, [40]
• Prideaux, Edmund, [141], [142]
• Prior, Matthew, the poet, [129], [273]
• Priory, Melcombe Regis, [173]
• Purbeck, Isle of, [187]-199, [208], [290]
• —— Beds, [2]
• Punfield Beds, [2]
• Pylsdun, [30]
• Racedown, Wordsworth at, [278]
• Radipole, Roman Remains at, [158]
• Ralegh, Sir Walter, [78], [91], [273]
• Rebellion, Duke of Monmouth’s, [14]
• Recorder of Poole, Anthony Etricke, of Holt, [15]
• Relics of the Armada at Weymouth, [164]
• Richmond, Earl of, [9]
• Ridgeway, Round Barrows on the, [21], [25], [30]
• Robert the Bruce, [253]
• Robinson, Sir Charles, [193], [195], [196], [198]
• Rock, Agglestone, [198]
• Rocks, Old Harry, [187]
• Roman Camps, [30]
• Romans established, [4], [29], [242]
• Roman Occupation, [28]-43
• —— Road, [5], [34]
• —— Villas, Sites of, [37]
• Roper, Mrs. Freeman, [143]
• Roses, Wars of the, [9]
• Rosewall, William, [141]
• —— Sir Henry, [141]
• Rupert, Prince, [92]
• St. Mary’s Church, Melcombe Regis, [174]
• St. Nicholas’ Chapel, Weymouth, [172]
• St. Peter’s, Dorchester, [146], [153]
• Sampson of Dol, St., [102], [111]
• Sandford Orcas Church, Curious Monument in, [58]
• Sandsfoot Castle, [166], [178]
• Saxon Architecture—
• Ealdhelm, Chapels of St., [48]-50
• Corfe Castle, [48]
• Martinstown, [48]
• Tarrant Rushton, [48], [49]
• Toller Fratrum, [48]
• Wareham, [47], [48]
• Worth Matravers, [48]
• Saxon Fonts at—
• Martinstown, [48]
• Toller Fratrum, [48]
• Saxon Invaders, [5]
• Scott, Sir Gilbert, [96]
• Screen at West Stafford, Jacobean, [57]
• Sepulchral Pottery, [22]
• Seymour, Jane, [182]
• Shaftesbury, [2], [10], [11], [240], [286]
• Sherborne, [7], [287]
• Sherborne Abbey, [44], [79], [94], [102]
• —— Abbots of—
• Barnstaple, John, last Abbot, [85]
• Bradford, William, [77], [81], [83]
• Brunyng, John, [81]
• Mere, [77]
• Ramsam, Peter, [77], [81]
• Roger of Caen, [79]
• Sherborne Almshouse, [81], [92]
• Sherborne, Bishops of—
• Alfwold, St., [77]
• Asser, the Biographer, [77]
• Ealdhelm, St., first Bishop of Western Wessex, [75], [87]
• Ealhstan, Bishop, [77]
• Heahmund, St., [77]
• Werstan, [77]
• Wulfsy, St., [77]
• —— Castle, [40], [90], [92]
• —— Parish Church, All Hallows, [79], [81], [82], [84], [85]
• —— School, [86], [87]
• Smuggling at Purbeck Isle, [194]
• Solomon, King, [241]
• Somerset, Protector, [78]
• Southey’s Naval History of England, [231]
• Stalbridge, [85]
• —— Church, Monument in, [59]
• Standley, Headstone of Peter, [261]
• Steepleton Down, [25]
• Stephen and Maud, Wars of, [8]
• Stinsford, [155], [287]
• de Stokes, Abbot William, [99]
• Stone Altar at Corton Chapel, [56]
• Stone Circles, [20]
• Stone Pulpit at Frampton, [56]
• Stone, Rev. William, [128]
• Stour Valley, [3]
• Stower, East and West, [276]
• Strangways, Sir John, [12]
• Stratton, [35]
• Studland, Old-world Village of, [197]
• Sturminster Newton, [246], [281], [283]
• Superstitions, Dorset, [292]
• —— Portland, [186]
• Sutton Poyntz, [288]
• Swanage Bay, [2], [7], [29], [30], [289]
• —— —— Round Barrows at, [22]
• —— Description of, [195]
• —— Path known as Priestway to, [192], [193]
• Swegen, or Sweyn, King, [8], [76], [146]
• Sydenham, Captain, [210], [212], [213], [223]
• Sydenham’s History of Poole, [228]
• de Sydelinge, Abbot Walter, [99]
• Sydling, Round Barrows at, [22]
• Tarrant Rushton Church, Restoration of, [57]
• Tesselated Floors—
• Creech, [38]
• Dorchester, [38], [39], [42]
• Fifehead Neville, [38], [41], [42]
• Frampton, [38], [40]
• Halstock, [38]
• Hemsworth, [38]
• Lenthay Green, [38], [40]
• Maiden Castle, [38], [40]
• Preston, [38], [39]
• Rampisham, [38]
• Thornford, [38]
• —— Pavements, Description of, [38]
• Teutonic Invaders, [5]
• Thompson, Sir Peter, [226]
• Thorncombe, [131], [144]
• Thornhill, Sir James, [174]
• Timber Roof, Bere Regis, [60]
• Tokens, Weymouth Tradesmen’s, [169]
• Town Cellars at Poole, [229]
• Tradesmen’s Tokens, Weymouth, [169]
• Tregonwell, Sir John, [96], [100]
• Trenchard Family, [264], [265], [267], [269]
• —— Sir Thomas, [208], [271]
• Trent Manor House, [11], [14]
• Treves, Sir Frederick, [109]
• Trinity Church, Dorchester, [147]
• Turberville, George, [273]
• Turnworth House, [289]
• Vale of Blackmore, [2], [250], [282], [286]
• Var, or Frome, river bearing two names, [117]
• Vespasian, [29], [30]
• Via Principalis, [34]
• Village of East Lulworth, [190]
• Vindogladia, Station at, [35], [36]
• Walburga, or Walpurgis, St., [119]
• Walpole, Horace, [277]
• Wareham, [7]-10, [188], [202], [203], [208], [213], [214], [232], [233], [243], [286], [287]
• —— Castle, [200]
• —— Cast-lead Font at St. Mary’s, [55]
• —— Lady St. Mary’s Church, [188]
• Warne, Charles, [20], [24], [25], [27], [29], [30]-32, [35], [36], [108]
• Wars of the Roses, [9]
• —— of Stephen and Maud, [8]
• Waterson, [260], [288]
• Warwick, King-maker, [9]
• Wedding, Description of old-time Portland, [185]
• Weld Family, [271]
• Wesley, Bartholomew, [13]
• West Bay, [232], [289]
• West Chelborough, Curious Monument at, [58]
• —— Stafford, Jacobean Screen at, [57]
• —— Stower, [276]
• Weymouth, [2], [12], [30], [110], [157], [208], [213], [215], [232], [270], [271], [289]
• —— Bay, [2], [109]
• —— Margaret, wife of Henry VI., at, [9]
• Whitchurch Canonicorum, Tombstone at, [168]
• Whitcombe, [108], [281]
• White, Rev. John, [147]
• Whitecliff, Manor House of, [196]
• Wildman, W. B., [5]
• William III., [92]
• Wim, or Allen, river with two names, [117]
• Wimborne, [7], [274]
• —— Minster, [36], [44], [94], [117], [120]
• —— —— Effigy in, [57]
• —— Round Barrows near, [22]
• —— St. Giles, [117]
• Winfrith, [290]
• Winterborne Whitchurch, [273]
• Witchcraft, Credence in, [293]
• Witch-doctor, Conjurer or, [294]
• Wolfeton House, [155], [264]
• Wolsey, Cardinal, [81]
• Woodbury, Roman Occupation of, [31]
• —— Hill, [287]
• Woodyates, [5], [34]
• Woolland, [108]
• Wool Manor House, [288]
• Wor Barrow, [21]
• Worth “Club walking day,” [51]
• Worth Matravers Church, [192], [193]
• Wordsworth at Racedown, [278], [291]
• Wren, Sir Christopher, [176]
• Wyke Regis, [160], [181], [232]
• Wyndham, Colonel Francis, [11]
• Young, Edward, [275]
• Zouche, Elizabeth, last Abbess of Shaftesbury, [245]

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